Two Isomers That Are Nonsuperimposable Mirror Images of Each Other

question 132

Multiple Choice

Two isomers that are nonsuperimposable mirror images of each other are called ________

• A)enantiomers.
• B)structural isomers.
• C)cis.
• D)bidentate.
• E)bis.

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